E.G. summer RIDER

• Por: E-girls

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Sun Sun Summer Rider（Gimme! Gimme!）

Sun Sun Summer Rider (Gimme! Gimme!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider（E.G.! E.G.!）

Sun Sun Summer Rider (E.G.! E.G.!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider（Gimme! Gimme!）

Sun Sun Summer Rider (Gimme! Gimme!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider（Easy! Easy!）

Sun Sun Summer Rider (Easy! Easy!)

ジリジリ温度急上昇 肌に貼りつくHeat & Beat

The temperature is soaring rapidly, Heat & Beat sticking to my skin

空に親指立てて 太陽ヒッチハイクしたのよ

Jutting my thumb up at the sky, I hitched a ride with the sun

触（さわ）れないほど火照（ほて）るカラダ

My body feeling so hot I can't even touch

構わないから抱きしめてごらん?

It doesn’t matter, just try to hold me tight?

キミも同じ熱量（キモチ）で 恋を乗りこなしてみて

You, too, with the same intensity, try to handle this love

Heartが焦げるくらい暑くなればいい

It’d be great if the heat could make your heart burn up

ボヤボヤしたら溶けちゃうような ナツになれ!

Become a summer that melts away if you get too dizzy!

So We Are Summer Summer Summer Riders 海まで 飛ばして Drivin’

So we are summer, summer, summer riders, Heading to the beach, driving all the way

眩しい 光の アーチをくぐり抜け

Passing through an arch of dazzling light

波音聞いたら 吹いてくる New Breeze キミと私に

When you hear the sound of the waves, a new breeze blows, just for us

ナツが来た! Shinin’ Boy! Shinin’ Girl! We Are Summer Riders!

Summer’s here! Shining boy! Shining girl! We are summer riders!

Sun Sun Summer Rider（Gimme! Gimme!）

Sun Sun Summer Rider (Gimme! Gimme!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider（E.G.! E.G.!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider (E.G.! E.G.!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider（Gimme! Gimme!）

Sun Sun Summer Rider (Gimme! Gimme!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider（Easy! Easy!)

Sun Sun Summer Rider (Easy! Easy!)

カラカラ喉が渇いたの すぐに潤してください

My throat’s so dry, I need some quick refreshment

熱風（かぜ）がねえ胸に刺さりそう 冷たい飛沫（スプラッシュ）ください

The hot wind feels like it’s stabbing my chest Please give me a splash of cold water

Vocabulario en esta canción:

Vocabulario	Significados
summer /ˈsʌmər/ A1	noun - the warmest season of the year
rider /ˈraɪdər/ A2	noun - a person who rides something, such as a bike or horse
heat /hiːt/ B1	noun - the quality of being hot
body /ˈbɒdi/ A1	noun - the physical structure of a person or animal
heart /hɑːrt/ A2	noun - the organ in your chest that sends the blood around your body
breeze /briːz/ B1	noun - a gentle wind
shine /ʃaɪn/ B2	verb - to give out or reflect light
driving /ˈdraɪvɪŋ/ B1	verb - to operate and control the direction and speed of a vehicle
thirsty /ˈθɜːrsti/ A2	adjective - feeling a need to drink
cool /kuːl/ A1	adjective - slightly cold
wave /weɪv/ A2	noun - a moving ridge on the surface of water
light /laɪt/ A1	noun - something that makes things visible or affords illumination
new /njuː/ A1	adjective - not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered recently
feel /fiːl/ A1	verb - to experience an emotion or a physical sensation
hug /hʌɡ/ A1	verb - to hold someone tightly in your arms

Gramática:

• 温度急上昇

  ➔ Using the verb "急上昇" (kyuu joushou), meaning "to rise rapidly"; it combines an adverb with a verb to indicate quickness.

  ➔ The combination of "急" (kyuu) and "上昇" (joushou) indicates a quick, rapid increase.

• 温度急上昇

  ➔ The noun "温度" (ondo) meaning "temperature" is used with the verb to describe a rapid increase in temperature.

  ➔ Combining the noun "温度" (ondo) with the verb expresses the concept of temperature rising quickly.

• 肌に貼りつく

  ➔ Using the verb "貼りつく" (hari tsuku), meaning "to stick to" or "adhere to", indicating something clings closely to the skin.

  ➔ The verb "貼りつく" describes adhesion or clinginess, emphasizing a close attachment to the skin.

• 抱きしめてごらん

  ➔ Using the causative "抱きしめて" (dakayoshimete), the speaker invites someone to "try hugging" or "embrace".

  ➔ The causative form "抱きしめて" is used here to make a gentle invitation or suggestion.

• 乗りこなしてみて

  ➔ Using the verb "乗りこなす" (nori konasu), meaning "to master" or "to handle well", combined with "てみて" (temite), indicating "try doing".

  ➔ The combination of "乗りこなす" and "てみて" conveys the idea of trying to master or handle something skillfully.

• 溶けちゃうようなナツ

  ➔ Using the causative "ちゃう" (chau), contracted form of "てしまう" (te shimau), to express an unintended or all-consuming action; here, implying a summer so hot it feels like melting.

  ➔ The use of "ちゃう" (chau) emphasizes that the summer heat feels so intense it’s like melting, often conveying an unintended or overwhelming experience.